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IPD

The Inpatient Department (IPD) provides care to patients who require hospital admission for observation, treatment, or surgical intervention. IPD services cater to individuals with severe illnesses, injuries, or those requiring intensive monitoring and care that cannot be managed in an outpatient setting.

Key Features of IPD Treatment

Admission Process

Patients are admitted to the IPD based on the recommendation of a doctor, typically after an OPD consultation or in an emergency situation.
Personal and medical details are recorded, and patients are assigned a bed or room according to their medical needs and preferences (general ward, semi-private, or private room).

Diagnosis and Monitoring

Comprehensive diagnostic tests, including lab work and imaging, are conducted to confirm or monitor the patient's condition.
Continuous monitoring of vital signs (e.g., heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels) is performed to track the patient's health status.

Treatment Plan

Medical Management: Administration of medications via oral, intravenous (IV), or other routes.
Surgical Procedures: Surgeries or interventions performed in the operating room if required.
Therapies: Physiotherapy, rehabilitation, or counseling, depending on the condition.
Specialized Care: Access to intensive care units (ICUs), neonatal ICUs (NICUs), or other specialized